Michael Gasch

hahaha, so true…seems on same page as usual ,)

From curl | bash off the internet…
…to docker run some random image…
…to /plugin install in coding agents.

Same vibes, bigger blast radius. Supply chain management for plugins, anyone? :)

Proposal: Generic Methods for Go · Issue #77273 · golang/go Proposal: Generic Methods for Go A change of view. Background For clarity, in the following we use the term concrete method (or just method when the context is clear) to describe a non-interface me...

Interesting expansion of generics in #golang 👀

Is this code deterministic? I recently posted a small code snippet in a LinkedIn poll and asked what sounded like a simple...

Some Friday fun, in response to the poll I put out on Tuesday about deterministic code, I wrote a blog about what I learned -> dev.to/aws/is-this-...

couldn’t agree more - talking to my friends and locals (also in edu) that they need to be aware of the fundamental change needed, or otherwise will be in trouble. „in future there will only be two kind of jobs: one, where machines control humans, one where humans control machines“

That‘s actually quiet useful :) +1 for choosing Go :))

impressive incremental progress :) (pun intended)

+1

just curious: do you also use MCPs like Playwright to further speed up the dev loop for UI tasks or does AMP already include those feedback loops for UIs?

Glad you like it :)

It was so much fun deep diving on AWS Lambda durable functions with @embano1.mgasch.com at this year's re:Invent! And now we are doing it again and YOU get to ask questions! Join us tomorrow for "Serverless Office Hours | AWS Lambda durable functions". Watch us at twitch.tv/aws at 11 AM Pacific.

Thy!!!!

YouTube video by AWS Events AWS re:Invent 2025 - [NEW LAUNCH] Deep Dive on AWS Lambda durable functions (CNS380)

Wow! 3k views in just one day - couldn’t be more happy with @edjgeek.bsky.social and my first deep dive on AWS Lambda durable functions at #reinvent2025

youtu.be/XJ80NBOwsow?...

Release v2.232.0 · aws/aws-cdk Features update L1 CloudFormation resource definitions (#36299) (0945692) bedrock-agentcore: add fromImageUri method to AgentRuntimeArtifact (#36263) (ad25aba) lambda: add support for durable func...

the cdk release containing the support for durable functions was out yesterday! github.com/aws/aws-cdk/...

now I go and do what Werner is always telling us to do: go build 😁

Excited to deep dive into the new product announcement for AWS Lambda Durable Functions at reInvent 2025

Developing AWS Lambda Durable Functions with AWS SAM How to configure, build, and deploy long-running workflows using SAM templates

"Developing AWS Lambda Durable Functions with AWS SAM" by Eric Johnson

#serverless #aws-lambda #aws-sam

coming ,)

I think I want to attend that ONE :)

Finally! We can programmatically get a set of IAM permission needed for an AWS API call

aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wh...

Control structures in programming languages: from goto to algebraic effects xavierleroy.org/control-stru...

love the title bro „stars don’t pay bills“ 😄

Hard to disagree. Personally, to make it bit more nuanced: it’s the „sub-tasks“ which I’m sometimes not good at and where LLMs massively help. Example is is writing (style, grammar, flow) which is hard for
me but foundational to things I‘m good (and now becoming better) at

…creating a feedback loop based on recording transcripts and doc comments (works perfectly with LLMs) which then helps to reduce any „bloat“ - incl. updating rules for next iterations.

(more general since I also use it for writing) I aggressively use rules and „personas“ to quickly iterate and keep the machines in check. sometimes I don’t care about bloat if it’s throw away code (eg Python to generate excel stuff which is the artifact). in writing, we have lots of reviews…

I‘ve become a huge advocate internally and would make for a good salesman at one of these AI companies 😆

It’s unbelievable how much of an impact LLMs have on my daily work. I‘m definitely 10x more productive and the quality of my work also improved as these tools help me to reduce my deficiencies. Nope, they don’t replace thinking (yet), but all the undifferentiated things which slow down productivity.

AWS in 2025: The Stuff You Think You Know That's Now Wrong One of the neat things about AWS is that it's almost twenty years old. One of the unfortunate things about AWS is... that it's almost twenty years old

Today's AWS isn't the AWS of even 2020.

www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/aws-in-...

proposal: errors: As with type parameters · Issue #51945 · golang/go Currently in 1.18 and before, when using the errors.As method, an error type you would like to write into must be predeclared before calling the function. For example: var myErr *MyCustomError if e...

We may still get a generified version of errors.As in #golang's standard library! 🤞

github.com/golang/go/is...

Use TouchID for sudo on macOS:
- cd /etc/pam.d && cp sudo_local.template sudo_local
- uncomment the line in sudo_local

Nice, more management events. In EventBridge (receiving CloudTrail events), we call those non-mutating events which customers and partners use to subscribe, filter and quickly take action. Common use cases (obviously) threat detection (S3 bucket scans anyone?) and identifying noisy polling code.

I think *most* errors should default to returning a "safe" error message that doesn't include any raw input data or sensitive data about the host system, and then add an optional field/method that has more detailed info that might be sensitive (likely only used during debugging).